Shoot 10 Work Diary

I wanted to attempt to capture movement in a different way from my last shoot. I wanted to use multiple flash photography in order to capture a more visually interesting range of movement. I came across some issues with images being too bright or too dark but after experimenting with different examples of movement I was able to create some interesting examples.

This image shows a range of movement in a way that flows more naturally than static images would show. The black and white contrast allow for the image to be more noticeable in order to direct audiences attention to the movement of the person. The image is also able to depict how fast the person was travelling depending on the severity of the motion blur. Tone is used within this image in order to show journey. The person begins with a bright colour and begins to slowly grow darker and darker, the further he goes.

This image shows movement in a simple form. Three simple, static images are used to show the range of movement. This image focuses on the movement of an object as opposed to a person and is made more interesting by using the same person multiple times within the same image. The use of black and white highlight the contrasts within the image. The contrasts are used to highlight the person and their range of movements.

Progression:

If I were to do this shoot again I would like to experiment with different shutter speeds, lighting and backgrounds in order to create more varying styles of image. I would also look to create a more consistent image by adjusting the brightness and lights of the image in order to capture a better quality of image.